Always watching
Checks run throughout the day—not only before a weekly call.
Specialist support across acquisition, creative, conversion, retention, and measurement—led by a human who stays accountable for every decision.
Your point person is Christian Sierra—available to discuss the work, challenge a recommendation, and make the final call.
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Frac7 is for brands that have outgrown DIY buying but still want clarity and control. You keep your accounts, see the work, and approve meaningful changes.
Checks run throughout the day—not only before a weekly call.
Creative, media, site, and retention work from one client-safe operating picture.
Store orders and validated sources come before platform-reported numbers.
Christian owns the relationship and the final decision.
Each function has a clear owner, but the evidence and handoffs stay connected. Explore the operating detail behind each seat.
Pacing, acquisition cost, budgets, and change proposals.
Explore → 02Fatigue, hooks, challengers, and evidence-backed briefs.
Explore → 03Journey friction, hypotheses, controlled tests, and learning.
Explore → 04Lifecycle coverage, repeat behavior, and message decisions.
Explore → 05Source health, reconciliation, freshness, and decision context.
Explore → 06Approval gates, client isolation, credentials, and auditability.
Explore →Each specialist has a clear role, working memory, and reporting rhythm. Open a profile to see what they own and where they stop.
Role memory persists, while client context stays isolated. The team shares methods—not another brand's data or strategy.
This public console is a simulated example. In an invited client workspace, activity is client-scoped and metrics appear only after a source has been validated.
Hold the current allocation. Recheck after the next backend order reconciliation.
Interactive demonstration with simulated data. No client name, logo, result, or connected account appears in this sample.
Access uses each provider's authorization flow. Your passwords stay with the provider, credentials are protected, and missing data is never dressed up as a number.






Public pages explain the method. Identifying logos, account data, and complete case studies are shared only after a proposal and with permission.
Completed orders are reconciled before performance is described.
Spend is judged against what the brand can actually afford.
Recommendations remain proposals until Christian approves them.
The work starts with access and data quality, then moves into controlled tests. Timing changes with account complexity.
Connect only the approved data sources and confirm account ownership.
Vera and Kai reconcile the backend before the team trusts a KPI.
Media, creative, conversion, and retention each prepare one evidence-backed test.
Heartbeats, findings, handoffs, and approvals stay visible in the client cockpit.
Clear base fee, transparent managed-spend component, and your accounts remain yours.
+ 15% of managed ad spend
No. They inspect, draft, and recommend. Christian approves before anything is published, sent, paused, launched, or spent.
No private client data crosses the boundary. General methods can improve, but identities, numbers, strategies, and account context remain isolated.
The public dashboard is simulated. Invited client workspaces show live data only after sources are connected and validated.
No. Connections use each provider's authorization flow. You can revoke access from the portal or directly with the provider.
Christian Sierra is your accountable point person. The specialist team helps investigate and prepare work, while Christian stays available for priorities, decisions, and the context that needs a human conversation.
We agree on priorities, connect only the approved sources, and establish a measurement baseline. We do not rush changes before the account context is clear.
Yes. Frac7 can work alongside your existing operators. Roles, decision rights, and handoffs are agreed before work starts, so there is no confusion about ownership.
It is not a fit if you need irreversible changes made without review, or cannot provide the order and marketing data needed to measure the work honestly.
Five questions. Two minutes. Christian reads every submission.